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• InI 19:16 on May 17, 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: ANC ( 78 ), South Africa   

  BLACK AGENDA TV – “Black Diamonds”: South Africa’s Black Millionaires Act as Middlemen for Corporate Power 

  16 May 2013 — Black Agenda Report

  By The Editors

  An elite class of Black millionaires has “accumulate wealth at the expense of the vast majority” of South Africa’s people, said community organizer and researcher Molefi Ndlovu, on the latest edition of Black Agenda Television. These “Black Diamonds,” as they are called, have become “a sort of middleman, people who push the envelop for the people who hold real power in the country.”

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• InI 21:22 on March 21, 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 511 ), Brazil ( 69 ), BRICS ( 16 ), China ( 456 ), Daily Maverick ( 4 ), Development ( 62 ), Economy ( 85 ), Global Research ( 631 ), imperialism ( 96 ), India ( 261 ), Links International ( 17 ), Patrick Bond ( 15 ), Review ( 149 ), Russia ( 301 ), shock doctrine ( 4 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa, Sudan ( 48 ), US ( 3,471 )   

  BRICS: ‘Anti-imperialist’ or ‘sub-imperialist’? By Patrick Bond 

  20 March 2013 – Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal

  “We reaffirm the character of the ANC as a disciplined force of the left, a multi-class mass movement and an internationalist movement with an anti-imperialist outlook” — so said Jacob Zuma, orating to his masses at the year’s largest African National Congress celebration, in Durban on January 12, 2013.[1]

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• InI 17:45 on February 15, 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2013 ( 634 ), Africa ( 511 ), austerity ( 121 ), cooperatives ( 9 ), Greece ( 170 ), Obama ( 1,159 ), Real News ( 171 ), reform ( 49 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa, trade unions ( 15 ), unemployment ( 48 )   

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  15 February 2013 — The Real News Network

  Worker Owned Businesses Point to New Forms of Ownership Can co-ops come out of the margins of the economy and be part of a larger political project to transform how things are owned? Go to story | Go to homepage

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• InI 12:32 on November 15, 2012 Permalink | Reply
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  BA Report Nov 15, 2012 — Obama’s 2nd Term: Ground Hog Day All Over Again, Grand Bargain As Satan Sandwich 

  15 November 2012 — Black Agenda Report

  This week in Black Agenda Report

  Obama’s Second Term: Four More Years of Groundhog Days Continue reading this...

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• InI 14:05 on November 14, 2011 Permalink | Reply
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  PAMBAZUKA NEWS 557 14 November 2011: LINKS AND RESOURCES 

  14 November 2011 — Pambazuka News (English edition): ISSN 1753-6839

  The authoritative electronic weekly newsletter and platform for social justice in Africa

  CONTENTS: 1. Podcasts & Video, 2. Zimbabwe update, 3. African Union Monitor, 4. Women & gender, 5. Human rights, 6. Refugees & forced migration, 7. Africom Watch, 8. Elections & governance, 9. Corruption, 10. Development, 11. Health & HIV/AIDS, 12. Education, 13. LGBTI, 14. Racism & xenophobia, 15. Environment, 16. Land & land rights, 17. Food Justice, 18. Media & freedom of expression, 19. Social welfare, 20. News from the diaspora, 21. Conflict & emergencies, 22. Internet & technology, 23. Fundraising & useful resources, 24. Courses, seminars, & workshops, 25. Publications, 26. Jobs

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• InI 13:02 on November 9, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Apartheid ( 25 ), bayete ( 2 ), jabu khanyile ( 2 ), music ( 37 ), South Africa   

  Jabu Khanyile & Bayete – ‘Mmalo-We’ 

  9 November 2011

  The late, great Jabu Khanyile and Bayete, one of the best groups to emerge in the late 1980s-90s. Beautiful music. This track from the album of the same name, 1993. Also from the same album, ‘Thabo’ became an unofficial ‘anthem’ of the anti-Apartheid struggle, and is an all-time favourite of mine.

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• InI 16:32 on October 21, 2011 Permalink | Reply
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  Wikileaks Newslinks 21 October 2011 

  21 October 2011 — williambowles.info

  WikiLeaks cables provide limited vindication for Malema
  Mail & Guardian Online
  The Botswana government gave the United States the green light to explore the possibility of establishing an Africa Command (Africom) base in the country when the issue was raised four years ago, American diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks show. …
  http://mg.co.za/article/2011-10-21-wikileaks-cables-provide-limited-vindication-for-malema/

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• InI 08:31 on September 14, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Afghanistan ( 1,013 ), Africa ( 511 ), Brazil ( 69 ), India ( 261 ), Kurds ( 12 ), land ( 208 ), Libya ( 1,425 ), NATO ( 1,576 ), news ( 1,237 ), Poland ( 46 ), Romania ( 26 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa, Turkey ( 338 ), War ( 1,465 )   

  Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: September 14, 2011 

  14 September 2011 — Stop NATO

  • Africa’s Shame: NATO-Serving Uncle Toms
  • Canadian Firms, NATO Allies Reap Fruit Of Libyan Bombardment
  • South Africa To Host African Union Meeting On Libya
  • U.S. Envoy Not Pleased With Brazil, India, South Africa On UNSC
  • U.S. Missiles, Hundreds More Troops Slated For Romania
  • Poland: U.S. Air Force In Exercise As Air Base Massively Expanded
  • Video: Ten Years On, NATO At War In Afghan Capital
  • Afghan Official Hints At American Bases In Country
  • NATO-Conducts 12-Nation Combat Exercise In Indiana
  • Ex-NATO Envoy: State Department Applauds Turkey’s War Against Kurds

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• InI 12:48 on August 25, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 511 ), Bolivia ( 107 ), Capitalism ( 193 ), Climate ( 123 ), community ( 119 ), deforestation ( 3 ), food ( 117 ), New York ( 498 ), Population ( 23 ), population control ( 10 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa, York Times ( 211 )   

  New at Climate and Capitalism 13-25 August 2011: Capitalism / Deforestation / South Africa / GMOs / Bolivia / population 

  25 August 2011 — Climate and Capitalism

  25 August 2011
  • Interview: Fred Magdoff on What Every Environmentalist Needs to Know about Capitalism
    
  • Deforestation is worse in ‘protected areas’ than in community-managed forests

  22 August 2011
  • South African food sovereignty campaigners expand land occupations

  21 August 2011
  • Anti-capitalism and environmentalism as a political alternative
  • How Jeffrey Webber’s From Rebellion to Reform in Bolivia turns reality on its head
  • Why GMOs won’t feed the world (despite what you read in the New York Times)

  13 August 2011
  • Population debate heats up on C&C

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• InI 14:21 on July 27, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 511 ), blockade ( 62 ), Danny Schechter ( 50 ), empire ( 77 ), Gaza ( 1,394 ), India ( 261 ), MAGAZINE ( 11 ), Murdoch ( 101 ), Obama ( 1,159 ), Palin ( 8 ), PLUS ( 7 ), South Africa, WORLD ( 10 )   

  ColdType, August 2011 

  27 July 2011 — http://www.coldtype.net

  In this month’s 64-page COLDTYPE MAGAZINE
  Cover story this month is Jonathan Cook’s article about Israeli government actions that are stripping away freedoms of expression from its increasingly-polarised citizens. You won’t want to miss Trevor Grundy’s account of four elderly Kenyans who are causing severe embarrassment to the British government with their allegations of torture, including castration, during the Mau Mau rebellion against British rule in their country during the 1950s. We’ve also got a couple of essays, by John Pilger and William Rivers Pitt, on the crisis facing Rupert Murdoch’s media empire after revelations of phone-tapping at his biggest-selling British newspaper; plus the story of an invasion of jellyfish that is threatening fish stocks – and nuclear power plants, an interview with an eco-warrior; what, we hope, are the final words on Sarah Palin, and much more .

  PLUS

  1. SLOW BOAT TO GAZA: Read Ray McGovern’s 28-page diary, filled with photographs, of the latest attempt, this time by a group of peace activists aboard the ‘Audacity of Hope’, to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza.

  2. SOUTH AFRICA REVISITED: Danny Schechter spent a month in South Africa examining the progress made by the country in the 21 years since the release of nelson Mandela. Don’t miss his 15-page report consisting of four essays.

  3. OBAMA”S BUSH LEAGUE WORLD: Thought George W. Bush’s foreign policies were a disaster? Tom Engelhardt takes a long look at those of  President Obama and can’t see much difference.

  4. YATRA: Celebrating With The Pilgrims of India: a 12-page photoessay that captures the action at India’s annual Yatra celebrations, when millions of devoted Hindu pilgrims travel thousands of miles by foot, bike, car and train to the banks of the River Ganges at Varanasi, the holiest city of world Hinduism.

  Hope you enjoy; if not please contact me at editor@coldtyepe.net

  Tony Sutton, Editor

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• InI 10:51 on June 8, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Apartheid ( 25 ), Arab ( 736 ), Bulletin No ( 34 ), Gaza ( 1,394 ), Israel ( 2,908 ), Obama ( 1,159 ), Palestine ( 614 ), Patrick Bond ( 15 ), SA ( 42 ), Socialist Project ( 38 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa   

  Gaza: A View From the Ground A South African Perspective By Patrick Bond 

  8 June 2011 — The Bullet – Socialist Project • E-Bulletin No. 514

  Here in Palestine, disgust expressed by civil society reformers about Barack Obama’s May 19 policy speech on the Middle East and North Africa confirms that political reconciliation between Washington and fast-rising Arab democrats is impossible.

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• InI 16:05 on May 10, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: jazz ( 139 ), South Africa, Zim Ngqawana ( 2 )   

  Jazz genius Zim Ngqawana dies at 52 By Matthew Burbidge 

  10 May 2011 — Mail & Guardian Online

  South African musician Zim Ngqawana has died in the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Hospital after suffering a stroke on Monday. He was 52.

  Manager Ayanda Nhlapo said Ngqawana, who played the flute and saxophone, had been rehearsing at his home in Troyeville for a show at Wits on the weekend when he had the stroke.

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• InI 19:18 on April 17, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Protest ( 90 ), South Africa   

  Andries Tatane Murdered by South African Police – 13 April 2011 

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  The video shows the beating and shooting of Andries Tatane who later died of his wounds inflicted by South African Police at a service delivery protest in Ficksburg. This could have been any fed up South African. Chants of “We are all Andries Tatane!” is echoing throughout the internet.

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• InI 20:40 on March 28, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 511 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa   

  South Africa Kwaito Dancehall Dancers – African Storm Sound System 

  28 March 2011

  This excellent video deserves a replay and brings back great memories of my life in Jozi. Damn, we used to parteee!

  Admiral at the controls playing Jahseed’s Afro-House hit tune ‘Clueless’ on the African Storm sound at the Bassline, Johannesburg, April 2010. Nuff respect to the Always Ultra – Move Howeva girls for a great surprise Kasi-style dance performance.

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• InI 09:15 on March 3, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Aristide ( 63 ), South Africa   

  Waiting for Aristide – New Documentary Short 

  28 February, 2011 — Paul Burke Films

  In a new documentary short, released today to coincide with the seven-year anniversary of the 2004 coup d’etat in Haiti, Independent filmmaker Paul Burke asks Haitians what they would say to President Obama about the return of former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to Haiti.  Their responses, complied in this six-minute film, can be viewed here:

  The film appears as momentum for Aristide’s return is gaining force both in Haiti and internationally.  Demonstrations on February 18, in Port-au-Prince, and again in Cap Haitian, Haiti’s second largest city on February 25, brought thousands of supporters to the streets in festive, nonviolent protests calling for the immediate return of Aristide.   Expectation of Aristide’s return is so high in Haiti that the organizers dubbed these as celebrations in anticipation.  Rumors that Aristide’s plane is in the air have brought large crowds to the airport several times over the last few weeks.  The renewal of Aristide’s passport last month seemed to clear the way for his return.  So what is the holdup?

  An article in last Friday’s South African daily the Mail and Guardian “Whose Grounding Aristide?”, suggests South Africa may be succumbing to US pressure to keep Aristide out of Haiti.  The article reprints an open letter addressed to South African President Jacob Zuma,  by American actor Danny Glover, Reverend Jesse Jackson, African-American lawyer and author Randall Robinson, and other prominent figures from the American anti-apartheid movement, appealing to South Africa to assist in Aristide’s immediate return to Haiti.

  Burke’s film let’s Haitians have their say, and tell in their own words why they are “Waiting for Aristide.”

  Forwarded by Haiti Action

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• InI 19:47 on February 9, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Aristide ( 63 ), Common Dreams ( 5 ), Haiti ( 244 ), South Africa   

  Haiti Issues New Passport to Ex-Leader Aristide 

  8 February, 2011 — Common Dreams

  PORT-AU-PRINCE – The Haitian government said it has issued a new passport to former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, enabling him to end his exile in South Africa and return to Haiti, a government official said.

  Jean-Bertrand Aristide has been living in South Africa since 2004, and in recent months has repeatedly requested to be allowed to return home to the Caribbean nation, but said he had no travel documents as his passport had expired. The Haitian government now says it has issued a new passport to former president Aristide, enabling him to end his exile in South Africa and return to Haiti

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• InI 09:16 on February 1, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Aristide ( 63 ), Brazil ( 69 ), Haiti ( 244 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa   

  Green Light for the Return of Aristide | Feu vert au retour d’Aristide 

  31 January, 2011 — Radio Canada In English – http://bit.ly/ibjVGk In French – http://bit.ly/dOs3jA

  The Haitian government said Monday it would not oppose the return of former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

  In a statement from the Interior Ministry, the Haitian authorities say they are ready to issue a passport to Aristide who has lived in exile in South Africa since 2004.

  “The Government of the Republic gives assurances that as soon as a demand is produced, such a request will be honored promptly,” said Interior Minister Paul Antoine Bien-Aime, in this release.

  The Minister further stated that an expired passport is not an obstacle to the return of a citizen in his native Haiti. However, if stops are necessary for the traveler of Haiti, it must take appropriate action.

  In mid-January, shortly after former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier returned to Port-au-Prince, Aristide had expressed his desire to also return home. He said however that authorities had not acted on his passport application.

  Counsel for Jean-Bertrand Aristide told the Associated Press that his client was still in South Africa, and had not yet received a passport. The former president of Haiti was ousted by a coup in 2004.

  Press the Haitian Ministry of Interior

  Ezili Dantò’s Note: No passport required unless he makes a stopover

  Folks in Haiti say South Africa probably would fly President Aristide out to Cuba and Venezuela who are friendly to this, but apparently, and we don’t know if this is true, the Euro/US and their client states won’t allow a plane carrying the greatest symbol of the voice of the majority of Haiti’s peoples to re-fuel in their territory or client states’ territory. The rumor is that they’ve asked Brazil, supposedly the closest to Haiti a plane from SA could fly without refueling and Brazil, as head of the UN lucrative poverty-pimping operation in Haiti, is not too welcoming about the idea. That’s the Haiti rumor going around for two weeks now.

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• InI 13:09 on January 26, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: cape town ( 2 ), jazz ( 139 ), South Africa   

  Cape Town International Jazz Festival: Packed with the Best 

  25 January 2010 — Cape Town International Jazz Festival

  Cape Town International Jazz Festival organisers had to wait for more than three years to be able to find space in saxophonist Wayne Shorter’s busy schedule and get him to perform at Africa’s Grandest Gathering. According to espAfrika and festival director Rashid Lombard, as organisers they have always wanted the 77-year old saxophonist to appear in Cape Town. “For years, it’s been our wish to get Wayne Shorter to the festival. As a touring artist we could never get the time right. We are thrilled that this round this living jazz legend could make”.

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• InI 13:08 on December 17, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Busi Mhlongo ( 2 ), Denmark ( 10 ), France ( 278 ), South Africa   

  Busi Mhlongo – We Baba Omncane live@Nantes & Roskilde 

  25 September, 2009

  South African diva, singer and songwriter Busi Mhlongo – Live recordings from the Fin de Siecle Festival in Nantes France, 1997 and the the Roskilde Festival in Denmark 1999. Cameras by Dick Jewell and Marcus Conway. edited by Lianne Cox. Taken from the DVD Busi Mhlongo Urbanzulu live by MELT 2000 cat. No MZADVCD014. featuring Spector Ngwayi, Thierry Mvie, Serge Ngndo, Brice Wassy Ndodile Shezi & Thembisa Khuzwayo. Tragically, she died earlier this year from breast cancer.

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• InI 20:33 on November 19, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 511 ), South Africa   

  Why Did South Africa Vote in Favor of Executing Gay People? 

  19 November, 2010

  Why Did South Africa Vote in Favor of Executing Gay People?
  By Michael A. Jones
  We noted yesterday that the United Nations truly failed LGBT people this week, with a sad vote that removed sexual orientation from a resolution condemning extrajudicial killings. So while the UN c… Read more of this post, Why Did …
  http://gayrights.change.org/blog/view/why_did_south_africa_vote_in_favor_of_executing_gay_people

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